The following is a copy of a letter to Rep. Mike Garcia: I am writing to you to let you know how utterly devastated I have been over the acts

For our country, the period between November and the end of January has always represented a smooth transition of power, one of the core concepts sustained within our democratic republic.

In the days since the riot upon on the Capitol, there was a brief moment of unity lasting for a few hours, and now comes the wake of calls demanding

Both the Centers for Disease Control and Bloomberg maintain sites setting out information concerning the rollout of vaccines in the U.S. A review of that data reflects California ranks No.

This is a rebuttal to the Jan. 9 letter of Alec Schlossman. Schlossman states that as the Capitol was stormed on Jan. 6, it was impossible (at least for him)

The next time a liberal leader incites Black Lives Matter protesters — over months and months of dangerous rhetoric — to engage in an insurrection on a branch of the

I appreciated Betty Arenson’s column on Jan. 13. I, also, was appalled about the response regarding the demonstration in Washington, D.C., versus the lack of concern for riots last year

Because I couldn’t access the City Council on Jan. 12, I would like to comment on the Central Park monument. I am not against a monument. I don’t think this

I think Rep. Mike Garcia was correct to question the election results, since irregularities had occurred in some states with changing state law without their own legislatures involved.  I was

I see that the liberal snowflakes are busy “pausing” several literary classics (“Of Mice and Men,” “Huckleberry Finn” and “To Kill a Mockingbird”) from the William S. Hart Union High